Description
Gaea is a lot like Plant Factory for terrains. It’s a powerful, deep program that I’ve only barely started to learn. I hope you don’t mind seeing more experiments like this as I teach myself the ropes. If the title sounds familiar please see this Bryce render from 20 years ago 🙂
Timmo [plusmember] –
One word review title says it all.
WeeSam [basicmember] –
That is amazingly gorgeous. If that is an experiment, then please keep experimenting.
ChrisW [basicmember] –
No kidding, this could seriously pass for Erebor. Nice one, Ryan. Also, I thought of The Hobbit BEFORE I saw Matt K’s review.
Ozaawaagosh [plusmember] –
awesome job Ryan,
Matt K [liferplus] –
Great job Ryan, love these mountainscapes
Rodewaryer [lifer] –
I don’t often give 10’s, this is really good stuff and I always look forward to your planetscape and landscape pieces. This is spot on and my critical eye can’t find a thing wrong here…
Doc [liferplus] –
This is looking interesting, keep playing !
Patrick [liferplus] –
Awesome Ryan, it has been a great set of recent renders. As the title says, this reminds me of my local volcano (well within 200km of me), which has a lake very close to it.
Littlemom [liferplus] –
This is really nice. I find Mountains so majestic so this one just fits the bill perfectly. Feel free to continue to show us all your experiments :-).
Norm [basicmember] –
This looks great. I’m a huge fan of mountain landscapes. I look forward to seeing what further experimentation with this tool brings.
iElvis [basicmember] –
Sweeping landscapes like this are my favorites. A daytime version with more blues and greens would be perfect
Jason Pond [liferplus] –
Now, That! is an amazing render. My whole childhood was in the NH white mountains especially, in winter on hunting trips. This reminds me of home…
Mark [liferplus] –
this one is perfect, Ryan
Trevor L [liferplus] –
Specifically the 1080×1920 version could use re-centering to include the snow cap, itself, especially considering the title!
Nathan Zachary [lifer] –
Very cool experiment, Ryan! The contrast is a bit low for my preference, so I think it would be neat to see it with a bit more dramatic of a difference between the darkest dark and the brightest white. Thought-provoking landscape, though!